Comment by kqr2 7 hours ago What is the best replacement for hobbyists? 3 comments kqr2 Reply WillAdams 3 hours ago Taig maybe?https://taigtools.com/(ob. discl., I work for a hobbyist CNC company, but we don't offer a 4th axis or lathe) annoyingnoob 1 hour ago I purchased a Taig earlier this year. It is for small stuff and/or softer materials. tejtm 4 hours ago complacent consumers.Oh wait you meant something else,Myself I am biased towards antique manual machines, if you are not in a hurry you can push them beyond what we might expect.
WillAdams 3 hours ago Taig maybe?https://taigtools.com/(ob. discl., I work for a hobbyist CNC company, but we don't offer a 4th axis or lathe)
annoyingnoob 1 hour ago I purchased a Taig earlier this year. It is for small stuff and/or softer materials.
tejtm 4 hours ago complacent consumers.Oh wait you meant something else,Myself I am biased towards antique manual machines, if you are not in a hurry you can push them beyond what we might expect.
Taig maybe?
https://taigtools.com/
(ob. discl., I work for a hobbyist CNC company, but we don't offer a 4th axis or lathe)
I purchased a Taig earlier this year. It is for small stuff and/or softer materials.
complacent consumers.
Oh wait you meant something else,
Myself I am biased towards antique manual machines, if you are not in a hurry you can push them beyond what we might expect.